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Squirrel

Mixed breed · Female · Adult · Gretna, NE

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Squirrel, a dog for adoption from Heartland German Shepherd Rescue
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About Squirrel

Breed
Mixed breed
Sex
Female
Age
Adult
Location
Gretna, NE
Adoption fee
$275
Set and collected by Heartland German Shepherd Rescue, not Everybarn.

From Heartland German Shepherd Rescue

Do you like Squirrels with bright eyes and fluffy tails? Little Miss Squirrel is an adorable three-year-old Cattle Dog mix with thoughtful intelligence. When she smiles, it’s like the sun is coming out. Squirrel would love to live with an individual or a couple for whom she can provide nighttime cuddles and daytime window security services. She has completed several Dog Training classes and one of her favorite games is 15-minute “Training” to learn anything new from Agility commands to Tricks which she learns quickly. Squirrel loves to snuggle, play her Brain Games, and snooze next to her people while they work. Although she is young, Squirrel is very calm and somewhat low energy. She loves car rides and long walks. She is great at the vet’s office, grooming, and nail trims. Squirrel’s Cattle Dog genes show in her willingness to enforce compliance with household rules. Although it is endearing to many humans, few dogs find it a compatible lifestyle, and small children may not want her as a governess. Neighborhood cats have thought it fun to walk the top of the fence and torment her, so her cat friendliness is uncertain at this time. Squirrel's adoption fee is $275, all of which…

In the rescue's own words, as they published it.

How adopting Squirrel works

Heartland German Shepherd Rescue decides every adoption: its application, its fee, its home check and its timing. Everybarn only shows this animal on the rescue's behalf, takes no payment and passes no messages.

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